"Peter" wrote in message
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":Jerry:" wrote:

So does anything that needs at least a little bit of intelligent
brain
power, even writing your name is full of "concepts which need to be
learnt"...

Funny you should say that, old chum, because this kind of
patronishing
bull**** is exactly what one gets (from some arseholes, not from
everybody) on the "oh so professional video editing "support"
forums"
when one asks a question there. I wonder if this is a coincidence.

Whilst people like you are the sort of ignorant arse-holes who refuse
to RTFM before asking silly questions, I'm surprised that some don't
post questions like "How does one open the (component X of the)
program, there isn't an icon on the desktop?"...


I use the word "support" in quotes because for the prices these
things
go for, the manufacturer ought to provide a decent user manual AND
some real support.

Well, talking about Premiere, Canopus and Sony (vegas) that remark
just proves that you either don't bother to RTFM or are just unable to
comprehend what is (unavoidably)a complicated/technical subject - not
everything can be dumbed down to the lowest common denominator, for
those it might be better just giving up, as you did!


I just fall over backwards laughing when I see the Sony laptop
adverts
which try to push their cheap crap High Street laptops as machines
suitable for video editing.

If they are talking about Vegas, which they would be, there really is
nothing to suggest that a current medium spec laptop can not be used,
of course one might need to add an external HDD - have you actually
bothered to look at the spec' requirement for Vegas v.7?

It's no wonder the video editing software
suppliers wash their hands of support, when they get 1000 calls a
day
from punters who can't make the product do what it should do.


No wonder at all when people like you don't RTFM, don't RTFS [1] and
then complain that the software is a pile of ckack when it doesn't run
properly on your machine!

[1] not forgetting that the minimum spec is just that, what will allow
the software to do the minimum of basic tasks.